Any fav albums with rock guitarists on the wah wah pedal??

[mikeratan00]

My all time favorites was Hendrix on the wah.. but besides that I really dug Steve Lukather's wah work on Kingdom of Desire.. Also Michael Schenkers..

[zombywoof]

Carla Olson and Mick Taylor's "Too Hot for Snakes" - live LP with Taylor reducing the stage to a pile of ashes with his wah wah on the Stone's classic "Sway."

[Scott57]

I always think of George Harrison's "All Things Must Pass" album.

[airwarrior]

Eric Clapton, Disraeli Gears.

[Zane]

Bugs Henderson plays a mean wha...
Check out the CD "Have Blues Must Rock" -song "Uncle John"...
He has a few songs on different Cd's . I think he's got it down to an art ;^)

[JazzHessian]

Doug Martsch on Built to Spill's Keep It Like A Secret. It's rare to hear such tasteful use of the wah.

[SL_22]

David Lee Roth's Eat'em and Smile. Not a fan of wah pedals. Vai's use of it on Yankee Rose is really the only song that I enjoy it in.

[m1911]

Eric Clapton on Derek & the Dominos Live at the Fillmore (East)

[Shine]

Pearl Jam - Ten

Mike McCready FTW

[John H]

I always think of George Harrison's "All Things Must Pass" album.

He don't need no wah wah.

But seriously, Stephen Stills on his first solo record. Dave Mason on "Alone Together". Jimi Hendrix, especially on "All Along the Watchtower".

[re-animator]

Robert Fripp (and Brian Eno) - Discreet Music

[guitgator]

Billy GIbbons and Joe Bonamassa are my two favorite wah players....very judicious usage.